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The grand old man of curling, Taylor Pipe skipped to a popular-win in-the third-event of the New Liskeard Mixed Spiel. Here he is with Elizabeth Huff, Clarence Tyson and Marj Cook. Runners up in the third event was the Barry Binkley. rink, with .Georgette Ayotte vice, Carol Connelly, lead and Ron Connelly. . Vie Shave, veteran- Liskeard skip led his rink to a'close win over Percy Grozelle in the second event finals. Left to right; Harold 'Washburn, Jean Brookfield, Eleanor Holmes and skip Vic. Runner up in the second event was the "above Haileybury rink; Clair Marcella, Fred mera and, Mrs. Austin and perey Grozelle, skip. If the fish aren't biting here -- they 10 got their fishing craft right The Haileyburian should be! The Johnson to the white water,' and these nimrods now are preparing to catch the makings of a fine shore dinner. Explorers Expedition Attended by Guests COBALT -- Parents and friends were invited to the United Church Hall on Friday, April 1, to share in an Expedition with the Ex- plorer Group Mrs. D. Garrett, leader of the Explorers of Timagami United Church, attended with a couple of her girls. Guests were invited ito inspect the different displays the Group had set up around tthe hall. At ithe Explorers table could be seen the Achievement Record, the requirements necessary for their different istars, Explorer's Motto, Theme Song and the agenda of an Expedition. Another display held a small replica of an African village, com- plete with thatched roof huts, tiny water jugs, other working utensils and showing the Chief's hut on a rise of ground over-look- ing the village. Here also was a marvelous scrapbook on Africa, the Study Book and the lovely mural the group painted. The meeting commenced with aigreeting by Sharon Conroy and an outline of the program to 'fol- low. "The Workers in Our African Community" was the title of the play whieh revolved around an old African Chief. (Shirley Tryon) who was bemoaning the fact that he thought his people did not work as hard these days as in the olden days of his youth, and had grown idle. As each of the villagers is called upon, they tell of the work they do and how each in his own way the Chief how wrong his thoughts were. Taking part in this were Jackie Parecher as Steel Carrier; Drum- mer, Linda David; Pestman, Shatr- on Conroy; Farmer, Darlene John- ston; Woman Trader, Sandra Mc- Gugan; Goldsmith, Carol Smith; Roadmaker, Bonnie Mallett; Schoolmaster, Suzanne Johnston; and Bus Driver, Diane Browne. A quiz on scrambled Books of the Bible was given to the guests to unsecramble. The Expedition opened with the theme song, "This is My .Fathers World', followed by the Call to Worship by Barbara McGugan. The Meditation was given 'by Dianne Browne, Carol Smith and Suzanne Johnston. After. the singing of "We Thank Thee O Our Father' a short prayer was offered by Sandra McGugan. The Explorers then sang ithe hymn "Children Who Walk in Jesus Way" and the Expediition ended with a prayer by Jackie Parcher and the repeating of tthe Motto by the whole group. Cook- ies, 'tea and cocoa served by the Explorers brought a pleasant meet- ing to a close. Amongst the notable anti-slavery leaders in the U.S.A. was Charle Sumner. He was assaulted in the Senate Chamber by Preston Brooks in 1856, receiving injuries which incapacitated him for nearly foutt' years. At least 63 of the United Nations are taking part in World Refugee Year, which runs to June 30, 1960. helps the community, proving to, Canada is one of them. ~TEMISKAMING PRINTING COMPANY LIMITED NEW LISKEARD A NEW BURROUGHES ELECTRIC ADDER will speed up your office work Only $195.00 one year guarantee SEE THIS MACHINE AT THE SPEAKER OFFICE Sy ; Page 3'!